Ken Agyapong Big Announcement – Immediate Release Shocks NPP Ziega – NDC Advantage To Retain 2028

According to a report posted by on Wednesday , 11th November ptem 2026, a big storm has hit the NPP.

The report said Hon. Kennedy Agyapong has made a big announcement. The message was about an immediate release. It shocked many people inside the NPP. The report was shared by Ziega. Ziega spoke through a social media post and video discussion. He sent the message to NPP supporters, NDC supporters, and all Ghanaians watching politics ahead of 2028.

Ziega said the announcement gives the NDC a big advantage. He said the NPP is now divided. He said the division will help the NDC to retain power in 2028. He warned the NPP to act fast. He said if the party does not unite, it will lose again.

The main warning is clear. The NPP must unite now or lose 2028. Ziega repeated that the party is splitting at the wrong time. He said the immediate release has made the problem worse. He said the NDC is watching and smiling. He said the NPP cannot win if its big men are fighting in public.

The report also said Ken Agyapong is not happy with how things are going in the NPP. It said his supporters feel ignored. It said many of his supporters may not vote if he is not respected. Ziega said this is dangerous for the NPP. He said the NPP needs every vote to win in 2028.

The warning is simple. If the NPP does not fix this fight now, the NDC will retain power in 2028.

After the post, Ghanaians reacted fast on social media. Some NPP supporters said they are worried. One NPP supporter wrote, “Still Ken bro, no Ken no vote.” Another NPP supporter said the party is bigger than one man. Another said Ken must stay and fight inside the party.

NDC supporters had a different view. Some NDC supporters said the NPP is already finished. One said, “NPP is splitting, NDC will retain power.” Another said, “Thank you NPP for the advantage.” Others said Ghanaians are tired and want change.

Other Ghanaians said they want peace. They said politicians must stop fighting. They said Ghana needs jobs, good roads, and low prices, not party fights.

For now, Ken’s team has denied some resignation rumours in the past. But the new report has started a fresh debate.

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